Salvador Sobral - "Paris, Lisboa" [2019]
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Paris, Lisboa is Portuguese singer Salvador Sobral's second studio album (and third overall). It was released on 29 March 2019 by Valentim de Carvalho and Warner Music Spain. It's Sobral's first studio release after his Eurovision Song Contest triumph with Amar pelos dois (2017), reason likely why the album topped the Portuguese charts. It's also his first studio album and release after his short hiatus due to his heart problems.
All tracks were produced by Joel Silva.
Here you'll find tracks and info about them.
Track #1️⃣
- 3:21
- Written by Salvador Sobral and Leo Aldrey.
Song language: Portuguese
Track #3️⃣
- 4:33
- Written by Leo Aldrey.
- 2nd single, released on July 6 2018.
- Music video released on July 4 2018.
Song language: Spanish
Track #4️⃣
- 3:45
- Written by Lupicínio Rodrigues.
- Originally performed by Brazilian singer Lupicínio Rodrigues.
Song language: Portuguese
Track #5️⃣
- 4:34
- Written by Salvador Sobral and Leo Aldrey.
Song language: English
Track #7️⃣
- 3:54
- Written by Salvador Sobral and André Rosinha.
Song language: Portuguese
Track #8️⃣
- 3:51
- Written by Salvador Sobral, Joel Silva and André Rosinha.
Song language: Spanish
Track #9️⃣
- 3:59
- Written by Maria Do Rosário Pedreira and André Rosinha.
- Featured artist: António Zambujo.
- 1st single, released on 11 May 2018.
- Song reached #89 in the AFP charts.
- Music video released on May 10 2018.
- Live debut on May 12 2018, when Salvador performed the song live at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest finals with Brazilian singer Caetano Veloso.
Track #🔟
- 2:50
- Written by Luisa Sobral and Joel Silva.
Song language: French
Track #1️⃣1️⃣
- 3:53
- Written by Salvador Sobral and Joel Silva.
Song language: Spanish
Track #1️⃣2️⃣
- 2:46
- Written by Afonso Cabral and Francisca Cortesão.
- 3rd single, released on March 8 2019.
- Music video released on March 7 2019.
- Originally performed by Joana Barra Vaz (2018). With that song she took part in the Portuguese national selection for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest, the Festival da Canção.
